Mobile App Developer

Cross-Platform App Development

Most businesses need to be on both Android and iPhone. Building two separate apps doubles the cost and the work every time you change something. Cross-platform development solves this by using one codebase for both.

  • One codebase, two app stores
  • Same design on every phone
  • Faster updates

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We use Flutter or React Native depending on your needs. The choice depends on your existing tools, your team and the features you want, not on what is fashionable.

What we build

First apps for small businesses

One app, two stores, one budget.

Apps for franchises and chains

The same app across many locations with location-based content.

Event and community apps

Schedules, tickets, member directories and updates.

Customer self-service apps

Track orders, book visits, pay bills and raise tickets.

Features we often include

  • One codebase, two app stores
  • Same design on every phone
  • Faster updates
  • Shared backend and admin panel
  • Easy to add a web version later
  • Lower long-term maintenance

Tools we use

  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Firebase
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS or Google Cloud

What it costs

Prices are determined by the complexity of your app and the time involved. Every app is different, so we quote each project on its own.

Post your project with a short description and we will send a clear, no-obligation quote, usually within one working day.

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What affects the price

  • How many screens and user types the app has
  • Features such as payments, chat, maps or live tracking
  • Android, iPhone or both
  • How detailed the design is
  • Connections to other software, such as your CRM or Google Sheets

Questions people ask

Will users know it is cross-platform?

No. A well-built cross-platform app looks and feels like any other app on their phone.

Is cross-platform cheaper to maintain?

Yes. You fix a bug once and it is fixed on both platforms.

Can I switch to native later?

You can, but most businesses never need to. If you grow to that point, we can plan a gradual move.

Have an app idea?

Post your project and get a free, no-obligation quote within one working day.

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